«We were making big decisions and little decisions, ... You've got to come to a meeting prepared. You've got to do your homework. I sure hope I do a better job if I'm elected.»

«When we look around the world, we see corruption and morals have taken the back seat. Our own pleasures have taken priority, ... We are examining the Bible to see what it has to say, and we are rejecting political correctness and secularism.»

«Greico is a natural point guard and does a good job getting us set offensively, and Larsen is just a do-it-all type of kid who knows how to score, ... But best of all, this is a group of kids, all of them, who are competitive the right way ... meaning that they have a strong desire to win games.»

«I don't think this team has trailed this season, ... And we've played well in all three games, especially at the defensive end. This group guards very well despite being shorter than all the teams we've faced, and we don't have a lot of depth.»

«Anthony's been a very pleasant surprise, ... And his ability to score gives us another offensive option, which is nice.»

«We've only got six kids on our roster, so we don't have a lot of depth, ... But these kids play their tails off, especially at the defensive end of the floor, and we haven't had a problem scoring points, which makes for a pretty good combination.»

«Geez, make a decision, ... They put things off. They just don't seem like they come to meetings prepared. They don't come across as a team, and they don't get things done.»

«I would like to see us revisit that issue, ... Not having a charter keeps us from doing a lot of things. I think the City Council needs to ... form an ad hoc committee and look into it.»

«We are expecting about the same number of participants as last year, ... It is not too late for anyone who is interested in attending to sign up. We have a new twist this year, we will have several players from the old Southern Association on hand to talk about their playing days. It was a suggestion we got from the group last year.»

«One night a lady delivered and I was called to come and see her because she was uncontrollable. I went in the room, and she was going to pieces; she was having a nervous breakdown, screaming and thrashing. The nurses were upset because they couldn't get any work done, and all the other patients were upset because this lady was screaming. I walked in, and here was her little saline abortion baby kicking. It had been born alive, and was kicking and moving for a little while before it finally died of those terrible burns, because the salt solution gets into the lungs and burns the lungs, too.»